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Assignment 02 - OOP

The document outlines an assignment for a BS (IT) course on Object Oriented Programming, requiring students to develop two C++ programs: one for an Employee Management System and another for a Bank Account Management System. Each program must utilize inheritance and include specific classes, data members, and functions to manage employee and account details. Submission rules emphasize originality and timely submission, with penalties for late or copied work.

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Assignment 02 - OOP

The document outlines an assignment for a BS (IT) course on Object Oriented Programming, requiring students to develop two C++ programs: one for an Employee Management System and another for a Bank Account Management System. Each program must utilize inheritance and include specific classes, data members, and functions to manage employee and account details. Submission rules emphasize originality and timely submission, with penalties for late or copied work.

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Department of Information Technology,

Division of Physical Science,


G.C University, Faisalabad

Sessional Division
Class: BS (IT) Semester: 2nd
Subject: Object Oriented Programming Max. Marks: 10

Deadline: Your assignment must be submitted before or on due date

RULES FOR MARKING:


It should be clear that your assignment will not get any credit if:
o The assignment is submitted after due date.
o The assignment is copied.

Instructions:
o Write your roll no and name on your Assignment.
o Write just to the point.
o Understanding of Questions is part of Assignment.

Assignment No. 2
Question 01:

You are required to develop a C++ program that simulates an Employee Management
System using inheritance in Object-Oriented Programming (OOP). The system should be
able to store employee details such as name, ID, department, and salary. You need to create
a base class Employee with the basic details of the employee, and a derived class Manager
that will add additional functionality, like handling employee-specific bonuses.
Requirements:

1. Create a base class Employee:


o Data members: name, employeeID, department, salary
o Member function: displayEmployeeDetails() to display the employee details.

2. Create a derived class Manager:


o Add a data member bonus (for managing manager-specific bonus).
o Function calculateBonus() to calculate the manager’s bonus (e.g., 10% of
salary).
o Function displayManagerDetails() to display manager details along with
their bonus.

3. Functionality:
o Create multiple employee objects and a manager object.
o Display details for an employee and manager using polymorphism.

Question 02:
You are tasked with developing a C++ program for a Bank Account Management System
using inheritance in Object-Oriented Programming (OOP). The system will manage
Savings Accounts and Checking Accounts using a base class BankAccount and derived
classes SavingsAccount and CheckingAccount.

Requirements:
1. Create a base class BankAccount:
o Data members: accountHolderName, accountNumber, balance
o Functions:
▪ deposit(double amount) to deposit money into the account.
▪ withdraw(double amount) to withdraw money from the account (if
sufficient balance exists).
▪ displayAccountDetails() to display account details.

2. Create derived classes SavingsAccount and CheckingAccount:


o Add a specific feature in each class.
o SavingsAccount will have an additional feature for interest calculation (e.g.,
5% interest on the balance).
o CheckingAccount will have an overdraft limit feature (e.g., the account can
go negative up to a limit of Rs. 5000).

3. Functionality:
o Create accounts of both types (Savings and Checking).
o Perform deposit, withdrawal, and calculate interest or overdraft as required.
o Display account details after transactions.

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